Wallace LeMay Campaign Pinback Button 1968 George Curtis Vintage Pin
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Condition: Light wear, with a few small light spots at the rim and fine hairline marks on the lower face. The pin and paper backing are intact. See photos.
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- Patches & Pins
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This pinback button comes from the 1968 presidential race, when George Wallace ran on the American Independent Party ticket with retired Air Force General Curtis LeMay as his running mate. Buttons like this are a favorite with political memorabilia collectors and fit nicely into a campaign display, a frame or a binder of 1960s pins.
Details
- The face has white WALLACE and LeMAY lettering on a navy field, split by a red stripe.
- It has a straight pin on the back and the paper backing is in place.
Condition: Light wear, with a few small light spots at the rim and fine hairline marks on the lower face. The pin and paper backing are intact. See photos.
Photos are part of the description. Packed with care and shipped in a padded mailer.